Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gleanings by Our Reporter In Walker.
vile, MeaderYille and Centerville,
WALKERVILLE,

There are still three inmates at the Alice
Hospital.
Mr.. Jas. Broushton returned Thursday
from Granite.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett will hold services at the
NJ. E. Church this evening.
Mr.. Charles Blaisedell returned yesterday
from Bitter Root Valley.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Doyle, q
daughter, on the 18th inst.
j. Mullens and Dan Martin will start in
business in Butte next week.
Mr.. Joe Annear started to Camas, Idaho,
Monday to visit his cattle ranch.
Mr.. Ed McNamee starts Monday with his
family for Flathead Reservation.
Mr.. Dave Hall is anticipa ting a trip to
England, and will return with a bride.
Mr.. J. D. Murphy sold his residence near
the Sullivan House to Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. Donovan is putting up a new fence
and otherwise improving his residence.
VIM. Hawk arrived from Warm Springs
Monday evening, much improved in health.
Yesterday wss pay day at the Alice mine
and not Friday as enormously reported be-
fore.
Rumor says ex-Sheriff Sullivan will visit
Houghton, Michigan. with matrimonial in.
tenticns.
Mrs. Pinch, matron of the Alice Hospital,
welcomed her brother-in-law from England
yesterday.
Mrs. Joe K. Clark arrived this morning
from Minneapolis, where she has spent sew
eral weeks.
The attendance at the primary depart
ment of our schools is increasing. The
school room is filled.
Mrs. w. E. Hall and Mrs. Annear at
tended the beautiful Easter services at the
Episcopal Church in Butte.
Mr.. Joe He'd, who wat injured in the
Amy Silversmith, has recovered, and is
able to resume work again.
The firm of Caplice & McCune, having
dissolved partnership, Mr.. McCune now
has full charge of the store.
Miss Lydia Hall, special teacher of draw.
ing in the Walkerville and other schools in
the district, has resigned her position.
Miss Tillie Hall, who is spending a few
weeks in Salt Lake City with friends, re-
ports q very pleasant visit. She will return
about the first of May.
Mrs. Burns had her husband arrested
last week for striking her. He was tried in
Judge Herbert's court and found guilty.
He promised to behave in the future, and
Was released.
VAUDEVILLE.
The Montana Chief mine resumed work
yesterday.
Miss Dollie Knowles is expected to return
from Helena this week.
John K. Sullivan has brought q Center.
vile bride to Meaderville.
Teams are kept busy hauling ore from
~. El~o 0,1,, ~ 6Yo~,3 90 onoo1ko~
Michael Rim is looking forward to a trip
tions.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett, of VAUDEVILLE, will
services in Meaderville Tuesday
evening.
M. P. Smith. late foreman of the Liqui-
dator concentration, left Thursday fer a
visit to the East.
Last Sunday the NJ. E. Sunday School
had an attendance of thirty-seven pupils
and four teachers.
Mr.. Adams is having a row of log houses
torn down in a part of the town known as
Boarding House Row.
. Gunderson Bros. rave been busy storing
hay. They are now prepared to furnish it
to their customers in any quantity.
Mother Earth is %collapsing opposite the
K nights of Labor hall, owing to a tunnel
being made some time ago in search OF the
precious metal
A young man employed in Clark's smell
ter bet q four, dollar hat that a certain
young lady would be married within three
weeks. He lost his hat.
Mr.. Adams is still engaged in working the
roads throughout the county. The roads
under his supervision last week we're the
F.-J..,:1lo O:1,,o- R@,~ pnsn on1 tho DorL l
roads.
The Little Tom" has been leased by A.
Stewart to Philip Lewisohn and j. S. |
Iapp. They have great hopes of striking
t rich. They already have about a dozen
men employed.
cENTREvILLE.
Mrs. Williams is building q new dining
1all.
Mr.. Jackson's brother arrived from the
East yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas has been quite sick for
several weeks.
Mrs. P. Mullen has returned from Philips
ourg, much improved in health.
Work at the Buffalo mine commenced
yesterday. with q large number OF men.
he welcome sound OF the whistle WAS
for the first time then.
Wilson & Nichols have just received a
,upply of genuine maple sugar and syrup
rom Ohio, of this seasons make. which
hey offer to their customers.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst. a
,all was given in honor of Miss Mary Null
who is going to Willow Glen to engage
n teaching school. The party was largely
attended.
Mr.. Wilhelm. the j~eweler, commenced a
block recently. Yesterday the County
Commissioners stopped work on the build.
as they intend Strengthening the road,
md it would necessitate the new building